Celtic remain on course for a domestic Treble after overcoming Rangers 1-0 to reach the Scottish Cup final.
There wasn't much to separate the teams throughout but Celtic showed resilience to get the vital goal just before half-time and hold out for victory. That moment came as Rangers went to sleep and Daizen Maeda pounced on uncertainty in the Rangers defence to provide Jota with a simple finish to open the scoring.
The Hoops went into the break in the ascendancy and despite not really clicking into top gear, Ange Postecoglou's men showed a different aspect to their game as they battled hard and displayed resilience. Especially as James Tavernier struck the post while Fashion Sakala spurred a gilt-edged chance. The win now puts Celtic ever closer to claiming all three domestic trophies this season having already clinched the Viaplay Cup and requiring three points against Hearts next weekend to lift the Scottish Premiership title.